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Fistycuffs · 14-08-2010, 13:41

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Originally Posted by -JammyDodger-

Don't expect to get, at best, any more than 90% of your actual download/upload speed using OpenVPN.

What do you get at worst?

I only rarely get 90% of my speed capability already.

**Jonathan** · 14-08-2010, 13:52

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Originally Posted by Fistycuffs

What do you get at worst?

I only rarely get 90% of my speed capability already.

Protocol overheads.

Possedion · 19-08-2010, 14:41

whats the benefit of OpenVPN

zerks · 19-08-2010, 14:50

http://torrentfreak.com/5-ways-to-do...mously-100819/ Have a read through this for some info.

hello932 · 19-08-2010, 20:35

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Originally Posted by zerks

http://torrentfreak.com/5-ways-to-do...mously-100819/ Have a read through this for some info.

Nice one. I recently got this email from TUVPN-they dont allow p2p anymore!! Thank god i only signed on for a month.

' Dear TUVPN Customers,

Unfortunately we find ourselves needing to write to you all as a result of continued breaches of our terms and conditions.

We have received repeated correspondence from copyright owners concerning the unlawful transmittance of their materials over the TUVPN network. This has specifically focused on our Chicago, London, and Zurich servers.

As a result we are compelled to ban ALL P2P traffic on these servers. We must do this to safeguard the TUVPN network for our responsible customers. Any customer breaching this ban risks their account being closed without notice.

We take pride in providing our customers with an industry leading service, and we enjoy the dialogue we have with our customers as we develop the network to meet everyone’s needs. Further, we take very seriously our professional obligation of safeguarding your life on the Internet. However, our terms and conditions are there for a reason, and we cannot tolerate abuse that risks the network for all.

We appreciate your cooperation and adherence to the ban on all P2P traffic on the aforementioned VPN servers (both for shared and dedicated services).

Sincerely, '

**gvn** · 28-08-2010, 17:51

They just don't allow P2P on the three named servers. It's still ok on all of their other servers.

5500 · 16-09-2010, 18:41

Hi Guys
Just had UPC BB installed with the EPC2425 router and as soon as I open utorrent I'm unable to browse any webpages. Utorrent is working and will begin to download but I can use the browser unless I shut down utorrent alltoghter?

Any ideas how to sort it?

darklordsbane · 16-09-2010, 18:46

I have exactly the same problem with utorrent and digiweb, don't know how to cure it sorry
regards D

DeepBlue · 16-09-2010, 21:16

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Originally Posted by eireal

Just had UPC BB installed with the EPC2425 router and as soon as I open utorrent I'm unable to browse any webpages. Utorrent is working and will begin to download but I can use the browser unless I shut down utorrent alltoghter?

Any ideas how to sort it?

I'd suggest going to the top right of this page ans selecting the "Search this thread" option and banging in EPC2425.
There's already been a few posts about it and one of them may solve your issue.

insomniac86 · 21-09-2010, 13:33

Hi I recently moved to Wimax from eircom and I was wondering what is the best settings for utorrent as my speeds are very jumpy and unstable on this compared to Eircom I'm on 7mb yet im lucky if i can get over 100 kb/s on a good day

dave1982 · 22-09-2010, 01:42

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Originally Posted by insomniac86

Hi I recently moved to Wimax from eircom and I was wondering what is the best settings for utorrent as my speeds are very jumpy and unstable on this compared to Eircom I'm on 7mb yet im lucky if i can get over 100 kb/s on a good day

I heard they throttle torrents

insomniac86 · 22-09-2010, 01:47

I heard that too its a very poor isp. Annoys me I'm stuck with them for a year, however I was told by someone theres a setting in an older version of utorrent that seem to trick the throttle into a more stable speed. I was in a rush at the time so I couldnt really pay much attention other than that, but I'm hoping someone here might know which version to use and what might be the best setting for it. If not well I guess I'm in for 12 months of hell

jor el · 23-09-2010, 12:03

WiMax is a technology, not an ISP. If it's Imagine WiMax you're using, then you may as well forget about torrents.

The only setting that might have been mentioned is to enable encryption in uTorrent. This may or may not change anything, as Imagine mobile WiMax is an unreliable service to begin with.

If you switched from eircom to Imagine WiMax, then you switched from broadband to midband; a backwards step. Switch back.

szines · 24-09-2010, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by eireal

Hi Guys
Just had UPC BB installed with the EPC2425 router and as soon as I open utorrent I'm unable to browse any webpages. Utorrent is working and will begin to download but I can use the browser unless I shut down utorrent alltoghter?

Any ideas how to sort it?

1. Write in your browser: http://192.168.1.1/
You should see your router setup page.

2. Leave User name and password empty, click OK

3. Click to "Setup" in the menu.

4. Click "Options" under "Firewall" section.

5. Uncheck "IP Flood Detection"

6. Click "Apply"

amacachi · 26-09-2010, 22:55

I'm using Vuze/Azureus and am looking to set it up so completed downloads will automatically transcode without me having to tell it to. Have googled around and haven't found an answer, has anyone else come across a way to do it?

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darklordsbane Registered User Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 78 Adverts \| Friends	Hi Eireal I have exactly the same problem with utorrent and digiweb, don't know how to cure it sorry regards D

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19-08-2010, 14:41	#1173
Possedion Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 304 Adverts \| Friends	whats the benefit of OpenVPN

19-08-2010, 14:50	#1174
zerks Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: My own little world Posts: 11,584 Adverts \| Friends	http://torrentfreak.com/5-ways-to-do...mously-100819/ Have a read through this for some info.

28-08-2010, 17:51	#1176
gvn Moderator Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Galway Posts: 3,811 Adverts \| Friends Mod: Anthropology, Sociology & Culture, Expand Your Horizons, Humanities, Philosophy	They just don't allow P2P on the three named servers. It's still ok on all of their other servers.

16-09-2010, 18:41	#1177
5500 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 2,317 Adverts \| Friends	Hi Guys Just had UPC BB installed with the EPC2425 router and as soon as I open utorrent I'm unable to browse any webpages. Utorrent is working and will begin to download but I can use the browser unless I shut down utorrent alltoghter? Any ideas how to sort it?

21-09-2010, 13:33	#1180
insomniac86 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Wicklow Posts: 69 Adverts \| Friends	Hi I recently moved to Wimax from eircom and I was wondering what is the best settings for utorrent as my speeds are very jumpy and unstable on this compared to Eircom I'm on 7mb yet im lucky if i can get over 100 kb/s on a good day

22-09-2010, 01:47	#1182
insomniac86 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Wicklow Posts: 69 Adverts \| Friends	I heard that too its a very poor isp. Annoys me I'm stuck with them for a year, however I was told by someone theres a setting in an older version of utorrent that seem to trick the throttle into a more stable speed. I was in a rush at the time so I couldnt really pay much attention other than that, but I'm hoping someone here might know which version to use and what might be the best setting for it. If not well I guess I'm in for 12 months of hell

23-09-2010, 12:03	#1183
jor el Closed Account Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 16,421 Adverts \| Friends	WiMax is a technology, not an ISP. If it's Imagine WiMax you're using, then you may as well forget about torrents. The only setting that might have been mentioned is to enable encryption in uTorrent. This may or may not change anything, as Imagine mobile WiMax is an unreliable service to begin with. If you switched from eircom to Imagine WiMax, then you switched from broadband to midband; a backwards step. Switch back.

26-09-2010, 22:55	#1185
amacachi Closed Account Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 23,242 Adverts \| Friends	I'm using Vuze/Azureus and am looking to set it up so completed downloads will automatically transcode without me having to tell it to. Have googled around and haven't found an answer, has anyone else come across a way to do it?